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Syria Constitutional Committee - Arrivals and Meeting - 27 January 2021
The Office of the United Nations Special Envoy for Syria has been convening since Monday (25 January) until 29 January this fifth session of the Small Body (which represent 15 members from each of the three groups, Syrian Government, the Opposition and Civil Society) at the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland. It will - as agreed and in line with the mandate, the Terms of Reference and Core Rules of Procedure - discuss constitutional principles of a new Syrian constitution.
- Close up, UN building in Geneva
- Various shots, arrivals of members of Syria’s civil society
- Wide shot, UN building with Ariana Park
- Various shots, arrivals of members of Syrian opposition
- Close up, UN building in Geneva
- Various shots, arrivals of members of Syrian government
- Wide shot, UN building in Geneva
- Pan from name plate to Co-chair of Syrian opposition Mr. Hadi al-Bahra
- Arrival, Geir Pedersen, U.N. Special Envoy for Syria in meeting room
- Medium shot, Geir Pedersen talking to Co-chair of Syrian opposition Mr. Hadi al-Bahra
- Arrival, Co-chair of Syrian Government group Mr. Ahmed Kuzbari
- Medium shot, Geir Pedersen talking to Co-chair of Syrian Government group Mr. Ahmed Kuzbari
- Various shots, meeting room with participants
- Traveling over participants in meeting room
- Wide shot, meeting room with participants
- Close up, Salle XVI
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